Sounds about right, but there's certainly people working in Clojure: there's startups like MastodonC (who employ Vishal), there's ForwardTek who love it, there'

Sounds about right, but there's certainly people working in Clojure: there's startups like MastodonC (who employ Vishal), there's ForwardTek who love it, there's a number of hedge funds based around it, there's the credit derivatives desk at Citi. There's some stuff at DB as well. But tbh, if you want a Clojure job, it wouldn't hurt to go to the clojure meetings at SkillsMatter. With all of that said, the market depth does worry me, especially for finance.